CraftCore

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_{The item being upgraded is shifted by one slot to prevent crafting within the player's inventory (the 2x2 grid).}

Diamond tools cannot be upgraded this way.

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<sub>Yields 2 cobwebs</sub>

Damaged Anvil + Block of Iron → Chipped Anvil

<h3> Chipped Anvil
+
 Block of Iron
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 Anvil</h3>

<p><sub>Works for all types of stairs in the game.</sub></p>

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<p><sub>The plank is shifted by one slot to prevent crafting within the player's inventory (the 2x2 grid).</sub></p>

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<sub>Works similarly for the Glow Item Frame, just add a Glow Ink Sac.</sub>

<p><sub>The waxed state of the block is preserved during crafting.</sub></p>

Golden tools now have the "Silk Touch" effect by default. For example, if you break a Grass Block with a Golden Shovel, it will drop the block itself.

Important!
This feature is implemented via loot table conditions. It will only work with vanilla blocks. Adding support for any modded blocks at the datapack level is impossible.

Due to the character limit on Modrinth, the full list of miscellaneous changes cannot be displayed here. You can view the complete list on my GitHub repository.

Folder Structure:

The internal structure is identical for both the recipes folder (recipe) and the conditions for unlocking them in the recipe book (advancement/recipes). The root folders are categorized by the method of item creation:

• crafting — Crafting Table and the inventory crafting grid;
• smelting — Furnace;
• blasting — Blast Furnace;
• stonecutting — Stonecutter;
• smithing_transform — Smithing Table.

Inside these folders, files are divided into logical categories. For example, the crafting/wood_types/acacia folder contains all alternative crafts using Acacia Planks and Acacia Logs.

File Naming Convention:

All file names follow a logical pattern: [what_item_is_crafted]_[from_what_material].json.

For example, the path data/ccore/recipe/crafting/utility/chest_logs.json means crafting a Chest directly from Logs.

If you want to completely disable all new recipes for the Stonecutter, follow these steps:

1. Open the .jar or .zip file of the datapack using any archiver (e.g., 7-Zip or WinRAR).
2. Navigate to the path data/ccore/recipe/stonecutting and delete the stonecutting folder.
3. Navigate to the path data/ccore/advancement/recipes/stonecutting and delete the stonecutting folder as well (this will prevent error logs from appearing in the server console).
4. Run the /reload command in-game or restart the server to apply the changes.